All Inclusive Hotels in Devon from AU$71

"The spa is excellent, our 2nd time visiting, it was a bit busier give it was a Friday evening and as a result there was a shortage of loungers. The better spas I’ve been to in Europe often have complimentary teas which would make for a nice addition. We stayed in a refurbished room which was an odd layout, with the bed directly next to the door. The bathroom was massive but didn’t seem to have been refurbished. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was average for the cost of the stay. Disappointed to be charged £15 for parking after paying £187 for a night. "

"A grand hotel with lovely views however whilst the public areas are rather splendid, some areas do look a little tired and in need of updating. This didn't detract from our stay though. Plentiful and varied breakfast and a great location"

"Hotel was nice, good premium feel but at a good price"

"Comfortable clean room. Great location "

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"We've just come back from an absolutely lovely short stay at the Cliffden, primarily to visit local friends but also for a bit of relaxing family time. The hotel itself and grounds are gorgeous with helpful, generous staff. Our room was basic but a good size and had everything we needed, we missed out on a Seaview and would definitely request that next time. The pool and easy access to town through the gardens really made the stay but we also really enjoyed the restaurant with exceptional staff who couldn't do enough for us, but all staff we met were kind and helpful. "

"This is a lovely hotel, clean, comfortable, friendy-professional. We highly recommend."

"We stayed for one night and had a mixed experience. Unfortunately, the heating in the room wasn’t working when we arrived, but when we reported it to reception they were helpful and quickly provided a portable heater, which warmed the bedroom well enough. There was a noticeable amount of mould present in the bathroom, which isn’t something you expect at this price point. The layout of the bath/shower also means there is a window and windowsill within, so water splashes directly onto the sill and blinds when showering. Combined with the mould and the flaking paint around the window, it made the bathroom feel quite run down and in need of maintenance. On the positive side, the bed, pillows and duvet were extremely comfortable and we slept very well. The curtains also did a great job of blocking out the light. Overall, the stay was comfortable enough for one night, but given the price and the expectations that come with a Hotel du Vin, the room felt a little tired and not quite worth the cost. It has the feel of a luxury hotel, but one that could benefit from some maintenance and updating. Toby on reception was very friendly and helpful. "

"Came for business, professional exams and needed a good rest and a quiet room. This was my second time I stayed in the hotel, wasn't very busy got an " upgrade" to a double room/bathtub but had to pay for it , with no discount... Carpark is handy but anyone can walk in from the street and I was woken up by drunk noise ppl in the very early hours.Beds comfortable, the staff is helpful "